The river has been firing again this week with plenty of Bream, Trevally and Flathead as well as the occasional whiting being caught. Bream as well as Grunter Bream have been caught in and around the deeper holes and structures such as the Sheraton Bridge on prawns and worms. While some good catches of Golden and Diamond Trevally have also been down river with the best spots being near the river mouth on the full tide. Finally, Flathead have been caught in numbers with the sandbags and rock wall near the dog beach being a good spot to fish for them, there’s also been reports of them up near the cable ferry. There has also been reports of Whiting around on the edge of Goat Island in the early morning and late afternoon. The next week should bring plenty of sunshine and some more great fishing conditions.

Until next week, good luck from the boys at O Boats.

Noosa River Fishing Report

The rain from this week has brought some great fishing conditions with plenty of Bream, Trevally and Flathead being caught in the river. Large sized Bream have been caught in the woods bay and Sheraton bridge vicinity around the deeper holes and jetties. While some good catches of Trevally have also been down river with the best spots being near the river mouth on the full tide. Finally, Flathead have been caught in numbers with the dirtier waters from the Marina to the first lake being the best fishing for them. The next week should bring more rain with it fining up into next weekend and hopefully bringing some more great fishing conditions.

Until next week, good luck from the boys at O Boats.

Aiden from Canberra landed a 50cm GT

Noosa River Fishing Report

This week the river has seen a whole range of fish with some ripper catches reported at both ends. Bream have been the most common with them available to hook just about anywhere in the river. Flathead have also been around with near the ferry crossing and the rock wall near the dog beach the best places to try for them. Golden and Diamond Trevally have been a nice catch in the sound on the high tide with plenty of them being found. While there has also been reports of Queenfish being caught up at the first lake in the early morning and late afternoons. The next week should bring plenty of sunshine with warm temperatures so get out on the water and try your luck for a fish or two!

Until next week, good luck from the boys at O Boats

Noosa River Fishing Report
This week the river has seen a steady amount of fish with Bream, Flathead, Trevally and Mangrove Jack all being caught. Bream and Grunter have been the main catch again this week with lower end of the river around Munna point the best place to catch them. Prawns have been the best bait to catch bream over the last few weeks. Flathead have been on the chew again in the upper parts of the river with anywhere from Goat Island to the start of Lake Cooroibah a chance of getting one. Golden and Diamond Trevally have been around on the full tides with Woods Bay their favourite spot. And there’s been reports of Mangrove Jack around the banks of Sheep Island. The weather is fine again this week and with warm temperatures it the perfect time to get out and wet a line.
Until next week, good luck from the boys at O Boats

This week there’s been plenty of fish around with Bream, Flathead and Trevally all being caught again. Bream have been most common at the river mouth will the incoming tide a more suitable time to catch them. You can still catch bream in most other spots however with reports of them up as far as the first lake. Some nice Flathead have been on the chew in the upper parts of the river with the shallow parts of Goat and Sheep Island being the best spots on the low tide. Golden and Diamond trevally have also been some good catches this week with the full tide bringing a heap of them out around the Noosa Sound and river mouth areas. The next week will bring showers with it fining up around mid to late next week.
Until next week, good luck from the boys at O Boats

Noosa River Fishing Report
This week the river has again been producing some great fish with plenty of Bream, Grunter, Flathead, as well as Golden Trevally. Bream and grunter are able to be caught just about anywhere in the river at the moment. Fishing the incoming tide as well as using prawns and worms for bait will help strengthen your chances of landing them. There’s been plenty of big Flathead around this week as well with the upper part of the river having the best luck. Trying between Goat Island and the cable ferry on the runout tide will hopefully land you a few. Golden Trevally have been hanging around the Noosa Sound again with the high tide bringing them out. The long weekend will bring plenty of sunshine and a few possible scattered showers as well as hopefully plenty of great fishing.

Until next week, Good luck from the boys at O Boats.

Ripper flatty caught by Charles in the river yesterday!

Noosa River Fishing Report

This week the river has been producing some ripper fish with Bream, Flathead, Trevally and Mangrove Jack all biting. There’s been plenty of Bream and Grunter around once again with them taking nicely to prawns and worms. They’ve been most common around woods bay and the Sofitel Bridge. Flathead have been spotted in and around the banks of Goat Island with them favouring the outgoing tide. There’s been reports of some good sized Trevally out at the river mouth on the high tide, and Mangrove Jack have been making an appearance on the shallow banks of Sheep Island and the Noosa Marina. The weather should be fine and sunny over the next week with average temperatures of around 30 degrees.

Until next week, Good luck from the boys at O Boats

Noosa River Fishing Report

This week the river has seen plenty of nice catches, with Bream, Flathead and Trevally all around. There’s been plenty of Bream and Grunter Bream around this week and the good news is you can catch them just about anywhere in the river. Prawns and worms have been the best baits to catch them. Flathead have been caught on the outgoing tide with Goat Island and the ski run being the best places to find them. While some nice catches of Golden Trevally have been in and around the Noosa Sound areas with the high tide bringing them out. The next week should bring plenty of blue sky with a few showers and storms possible.

Until next week, Good luck from the boys at O Boats

This week the river has seen plenty of nice catches, with Bream, Flathead and Trevally all around. Bream have been most common in the lower end of the river near Munna Point and Noosa Sound. Flathead have been hanging around the edges of Goat and Sheep Islands while some nice Golden Trevally are around at the river mouth and Noosa Sound with the high tide being the time to try your luck for them. The next week should bring plenty of sunshine and warm weather so get out on the water and wet a line.

Until next week, Good luck from the boys at O Boats

This week we’ve had some reports of good sized Whiting, Flathead, Bream and Mangrove Jack. Whiting and Bream have been mostly caught around the lower part of the river around the River mouth and the sound. Prawns and worms have been the most successful baits. Flathead have been in and around Goat Island and also on either side of the cable ferry. While some Mangrove Jack have been hanging around the outside of Sheep Island on the high tide with the early morning being the best time to get them. The next week should bring plenty of sunshine with a few showers and warm temperatures.

Until next week, Happy New Year and good luck from the boys at O Boats